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This item contains the driving engines behind "The Emularity", a collection of emulators optimized for browser viewing, including javascript/webassembly version of MAME, DOSBOX, SCRIPTED AMIGA EMULATOR, and PCE. Click on the "SHOW ALL" link to view the full collection of support files. All *.js.gz files are javascript modules executed in the browser. All .json files are configurations of the operation of the emulator.
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Emularity Team
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The goal is to provide a ubiquitous, flexible, comprehensive-as-possible emulator that will appear in as many browsers as possible without installing a plugin or runtime. While a number of emulation solutions exist that allow much of what is wanted, they nearly all require plugins and most are directed towards a single machine or small sets of machines. Currently, the most flexible runtime is current versions of Javascript, a horribly named runtime that utilizes a Turing-complete programming...
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The goal is to provide a ubiquitous, flexible, comprehensive-as-possible emulator that will appear in as many browsers as possible without installing a plugin or runtime. While a number of emulation solutions exist that allow much of what is wanted, they nearly all require plugins and most are directed towards a single machine or small sets of machines. Currently, the most flexible runtime is current versions of Javascript, a horribly named runtime that utilizes a Turing-complete programming...
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08/14
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JSMESS Team
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The goal is to provide a ubiquitous, flexible, comprehensive-as-possible emulator that will appear in as many browsers as possible without installing a plugin or runtime. While a number of emulation solutions exist that allow much of what is wanted, they nearly all require plugins and most are directed towards a single machine or small sets of machines. Currently, the most flexible runtime is current versions of Javascript, a horribly named runtime that utilizes a Turing-complete programming...
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08/14
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The goal is to provide a ubiquitous, flexible, comprehensive-as-possible emulator that will appear in as many browsers as possible without installing a plugin or runtime. While a number of emulation solutions exist that allow much of what is wanted, they nearly all require plugins and most are directed towards a single machine or small sets of machines. Currently, the most flexible runtime is current versions of Javascript, a horribly named runtime that utilizes a Turing-complete programming...
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A collection of javascript engines for use by the Emularity. These are from the JSMAME emulator, which is a javascript port of MAME. Please be sure to visit EMULARITY.COM to understand use of these engines.
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emularity engine v1 2020 09 backup
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A collection of javascript engines for use by the Emularity. These are from the JSMESS emulator, which is a javascript port of MESS. Please be sure to visit EMULARITY.COM to understand use of these engines.
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08/14
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JSMESS Team
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The goal is to provide a ubiquitous, flexible, comprehensive-as-possible emulator that will appear in as many browsers as possible without installing a plugin or runtime. While a number of emulation solutions exist that allow much of what is wanted, they nearly all require plugins and most are directed towards a single machine or small sets of machines. Currently, the most flexible runtime is current versions of Javascript, a horribly named runtime that utilizes a Turing-complete programming...
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Oct 1, 2013
10/13
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JSMESS
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The goal is to provide a ubiquitous, flexible, comprehensive-as-possible emulator that will appear in as many browsers as possible without installing a plugin or runtime. While a number of emulation solutions exist that allow much of what is wanted, they nearly all require plugins and most are directed towards a single machine or small sets of machines. Currently, the most flexible runtime is current versions of Javascript, a horribly named runtime that utilizes a Turing-complete programming...
Topics: Emulator, Emulation, Mess
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DOSBox is an open source DOS emulator designed for running old games. Emscripten compiles C/C++ code to JavaScript. This is a version of DOSBox which can be compiled with Emscripten to run in a web browser. It allows running old DOS games and other DOS programs in a web browser. DOSBox is distributed under the GNU General Public License. See the COPYING file for more information.
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Configuration files for JSMESS usage by Internet Archive for easier use of keyboard and other settings.
Topics: JSMESS, configuration, Keyboard
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A gathering of work related files to JSMESS process and effort.
Live Music Archive
Librivox Free Audio
Metropolitan Museum
Cleveland Museum of Art
Internet Arcade
Console Living Room
Books to Borrow
Open Library
TV News
Understanding 9/11
